Difference between revisions of "Part:BBa K4232001"

Revision as of 07:31, 26 September 2022

It is the "switch" that regulates the oxygen concentration in the rhizosphere

This part of the code is leghemoglobin. It comes from the soybean rhizosphere. It can bind to intracellular oxygen and transport it to the end of the aerobic respiratory chain (such as the cell membrane of E. coli), thus creating a localized hypoxic environment in the cell, yet leaving the process of aerobic respiration providing energy unimpaired (the specific mechanism of action is shown in Figure 1).

Since the bean hemoglobin gene is of plant origin, when performing gene recombination on prokaryotes, it is necessary to remove introns from their gene sequences, do codon optimization, and take measures to make them active after expression.

Reference：Andrés R. Schwember, et al.Regulation of Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation in Legume Root Nodules.(2019)Plants.

File:BIT-China-parts-leghemoglobin-mechanism.jpg

Sequence and Features